REX HENRICUS T'CIUS. [1252-1256.]

Nicholl Batte, m'. John Northampton. A^{o}. xxxvij^{o}.

Richard Pychard.

This yere the quene, and Edward here sone, and Boneface the

erchebysshop of Caunterbury sailed over the see toward Burdeux. Also

this yere, the day of S^{t}. Paulyne the bysshop, fell manye mervailes

be the watres of the see, as full grete hete and droughte.

Ric' Hardell, m'. Rob^{t}. Lyntone, drap'. A^{o}. xxxviij^{o}.

Will'm Asshwy, merc'.

In this yere Edward the kynges sone spoused the kynges suster of

Spayne. Also in this yere the kyng com from Burdeux thorugh Fraunce,

and arryved at Dovore on Cristemasse day: and on seynt John day he com

to London, and enprisoned the schirreves in the tour of London a

monyth and more, for on John Frome that was undyr there warde whiche

escapyd out of Newegate, the whiche John was taken in warde for the

deth of a priour that was the kynges alye; and new schirrefs mad, as

it folowith.

Id'm maior. Stephan Distergate.[7] A^{o}. xxxix^{o}.

Herry Walmode.

Id'm maior. Matheu Bokerell. Anno xl^{o}.

John le Mynour.

[Footnote 7: Oyster-gate _in the Cotton MS._]

[Sidenote: Obiit R. Grosted ep'us Lincoln'.]

[Sidenote: The crucifienge of a child.]

This yere deyde Robert Grostede bysshop of Lyncoln, in the vij idus of

Octobre. And in this yere, the Soneday before the translacion of seynt

Edward, the wyf of S^{r}. Edward the kynges sone com into Engelond

and to London; and S^{r}. Edward com hymself on seynt Andrew evene to

London. And in this yere a litell child called Hughe of Lincoln was

taken of Jewes and crucified.

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